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Finite element analysis and statistical modeling of pipeline rehabilitation liners with material imperfections
Thin-walled plastic liners are routinely used to rehabilitate structurally sound host pipes that have lost their hydraulic integrity. The liner/host pipe structure is treated as a ring encased in a rigid wall. Significant research work dealing with liner stability has been completed in North America
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